Sutherland Springs Victims’ Families Fighting Air Force Over Liability In 2017 Mass Shooting
Families say the shooter’s name should have appeared in a federal database of people ineligible to buy guns. The Air Force says it isn’t liable for damages.
Families say the shooter’s name should have appeared in a federal database of people ineligible to buy guns. The Air Force says it isn’t liable for damages.
As another mass shooting makes headlines, victims families and survivors of a mass shooting in Texas make their case against the Air Force. The case underway in a San Antonio…
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